Many people with Parkinson's disease experience neuropathy, including tingling, burning, and numbness in their feet. Here are some treatments mentioned in the knowledge base:

- Medications: Gabapentin is often used to calm nerve pain. One member shared, "My husband used gabapentin to calm nerve pain in his feet because he Show Full Answer

Many people with Parkinson's disease experience neuropathy, including tingling, burning, and numbness in their feet. Here are some treatments mentioned in the knowledge base:

- Medications: Gabapentin is often used to calm nerve pain. One member shared, "My husband used gabapentin to calm nerve pain in his feet because he was having a lot of pain. It helps."
- Physical Therapy: Applying cold packs can help numb the pain, as one member noted, "I used to take ice packs to bed with me. The cold pack seemed to numb my legs so I could get to sleep."

These treatments can help manage the symptoms, but it's important to consult with a healthcare provider for personalized advice.

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